Has been a profitable invest- ment to former " patrons. i'iwho ‘ irl‘vs Increased their space to k 0 portions of the paper. andltlsnow l ‘ I L SACRIFICE. . slittlestory. lpickedltup -. rnoflhhmannmgthefish- Diamond Headinthnse .. millamls. lshalltell ... . y,knowing sollttle the localityandthelam lasked threeor four queav ' .. sale the Hawaiian Maud whatfollowsis. i .45 www.chm . W: - wonderful swimmers lathe Mainline» slithoae thehcificajchipehgmsnd Ilghtforsucliaslove healthy watch the amphibiouspco— , the sec. lt is as much ._ asthsland. Fishingis quite ~ttothemassgriculture.aud w thewaysand whereabouts 4.. -of thedeepandof the 2.: asolthe birdie! thegrove Haslope. With nets of the .. andsweepropesof kilesvcs tbooountlemvarhgafed finny - the shallows of thelngoons 'mthesands andhsveatrick is permimd—of placingun- stauesbsneath thewater the . - .. ofaplant—auhuhu—which - everylishcomingwithinthe ofitsjuioc. . . bouillon. in spite of the -charncteroftheuativecauoes, sdvcnturousruns from island and are lyskillful in alittle craft in the midst of threakingbillows. It is a less Hawaiian canoe coming vthor withoutthsma—an out- light woodwhich steadies the ‘ Theseabirdsskir-uingover do not seem more at home V nle of the huge Pacific surf . ' brown skinned Kansknspad— v land from aiishing orsailing . '1 in the evening. They under- ‘3- tricksanddangersofthecoral » hich they must crosssnd take ..., wave which rolls over it .9“ -- ofcxcitement and delight. , capsized, it is nothing to 2 1mg as no sharks are about. I make the white and blue tkdrplayfellows in their pop ofhee ualu.orsurf swimming. party of these laughing water all ages. naked except for a seaweed or iith of bark )1 godowntothe reefs edgeat ’ carrying long light boards of , Bfeetlougaudliiinchesbrosd, , w andhighlypolished. Clasp- » ~ they swim boldly out to sea- ‘ i 'g. plank and all, under each : roller as they meet it. until egonessfar out nowhere the ' the first of the coral bottom for its outer line of long bil— bulk. ii the sleeping element becomes ble. thorns of the mid-Pacific. at. , turningtheir faces shoreward, . down list upon the plank, bal— : ves upon it and holding , feet and hands straight along the lack of the great roller. which . ls,leape and thunder: under . they tour along timed like bub— .... tho milky spurns and the 1.3 sea lace, until they come ‘ «,., Id shining to the shore or ”(1 green water inside the u . very babies learn to swim sl- - they are able to toddle, and .rthegrowu hoysand girls of the "i‘ and the men and women. the 3 masmnch their playground as 5 and meadows, sud‘ihero are E v where Hawaiians have been no " themafteracaluizo sndhow ,5; Italy to land. W- -nlustbeltrong and well and fluv-bsredlor tiresolongswlmasnd :cannotsport with the ocean . a fearless way. which is why 5 in loatberiirsiborn andbought at no» loose: husband's safety. it . - her walking with a string of .11 . slittle child upon her armsun- s palm trees near Leahi, and my .. old toaldnt—gave her good» A the mudcal llswdlaa. calling the same i have unnamed. a pretty word that is,” i said, I a woman by. What does it an m" w.” fishing knife. w, , Inst. ll helpi Here is he mane, the shark!" moor the little mm." of the Mounties. knowntianthatofl‘a "that tssnrxther ." rl i 3f g i i it r i l is i s V: f it: i: if i. i 35” 1:03.3an. Although this lay fully two leagues sway, there was nothing in the situation greatly to disconcert a Hawaiian family. Ifonlytheyouns husband had beanin his proper strength. he would hamshift— ed the baby to his own shoulders. and sideby side, while the sen grew quiet sgain.thsy would havemnungedtomake their long swim to land if no shark in— tercepted them. For any one less famil- iar with the open ocean thsntMeis- landers no doubt it would have been a dreadful plight. Evan from a boat" the widssndnakedi'ace of theeeasppeers terribleiu its spread and flatness. Tim long. huge, pouderous swell of it. which you did not notice from the deck of the ship or steamer. gives a new and awful impremion of its elemental weight and Even in the quietest weather there is sthrob of solidmofionin the shining surface which dropsa mall boat into vast, shallow valleys and again lifts it upon the breast of gradual but far- reachiug slopes. and the very peace of dreadful. But whensswimmer beatsthesalt sea tarfromlsndor help,his chinupouits shining top, his eyes just level with the long glitter of the surface. the vastness and hareness anddsadlinemof itbeooms to all but the hardiest absolutely terri- Thereis nonmnwhuswimmingiuths ocean. hasuot experienced even when he had safety close at hand that irresistible honor at the littleuesa of his powers and at. the largeness of the chilly death lap- ping and washing all around him, before and behind, and right and left. as far away on every quarter as-to where the sky comes down to the sea. And it is worse when he thinks of the deep abyss of liquid beneath his feeble feet—al- though, for the matter of that, seven feet of water will choke the life from a wearied swimmer as well as 4,000 fa- Actual death by drowningis probably, like most other forms of dying. not at all painful. but never does death appear more visible and dreadful than when you look along the face of theses, strug- gling with its waters for every breath that is drawn and every yardthat is won, while the dance of the brine wash- es over the lips and nostrils and dings its bitter menace into the blinded eyes. Mina-Mina soon found that her man could not keep the baby’s head and his own at the same time above the water. The little brown imp was nevertheless laughing and crowing at the sparkling waves without any fear or trouble, and when shodrew him down beside her in the sea and let him peddle for a cable‘s length or so the tiny wtnwuy swam like a mall fish. and all three were making fair progress. In the moment of the cup- size they had fallen into the sea of course fully clothed, but both had since loosened and cast aside in the water their garments of taps for freer sit-im- ming, although Kins-Mina still retained her waist band. in which she kept her The ocean was quieted down again after the sudden bland. and it was not difficult to rest sometimes by flouting. the wife holding up their small compan- ion. Only this would not do for any long time together, because a current was rut» niug before the light trude wind, and they might drift too far to reach the land at l’rtaently Minaddtna's bright eyes per- ceive upon the water to the right on her husband's side a dark edge moving slow- ly. like a blade of black seaweed tilted p. “Uh, Mokuhalii (grout god of tin-fish), help us now."she cried. “lie kokna. “Your nmskus is the great fish. llo will not hurt you. wife. but ho will take lining of the fish god's lino. she was taboo to sharks, and they toluw. and to injure the butcher of the deep was for» hidden to hauler there hplenty of anciaatt hail-f still my titers, in spite But now she was thinking only of her husband and her baby. and superstitious lied to the winds forthedtsraakedihaeshsioved. (if all samples of flmilsr religious outage in Hawaiian worsen none is m . from their ancient furs. But "Belthsrdupout water. lichens! luster! Bantwheahscomennearand kesphlmslittleod. lwill‘kill mysu» mskusi Otherwisewiiihssst rhyme _ Lilli-111L111? it 1......»— """""_.- DAILY 8 “(II I! ll sum iliilitllii llfiliilili liiiiii. Fare. Single. 40cm: Excursion. 70cm. luv-2m m1! L as. last-flew York. Wit-Jim p. in; WI!- afinmhltlhtflklcnp-asatuduJflw Omneetisswlthtralnsfor Dsuhflon Butll’dayaunly. Wm.0ttyoftlurwalk.lasvssllew\'ork.loudsy.Weduesdu and Friday at Ilium. lastsallorwalk,’l’uesdsy.'l‘huudsyand8sturdaystwb.m.. Freightreeeived. mfflmmtowpam sharp notched jaws and red palate of the man enter Mina-Mints knife was plunged with all theweight of her lifted body into the shark’s side, whweupon the savage creature bounded half its length into the air and thsu. with a taxi ousthraahing of its tsil,vanishedinto , thedepths.havlng streaksof oilyscsr let blood upon the team which its leap had caused. “Give me the child.” she said. but be» fore placing him on her back again—Jar the baby had grown somewhat wearied and chilled—she. rubbed her nose hard against the little nose after the fashion of Hawaiian kissing. and "aloha iuo, oh, my dnr ," she cried, "Elwarhiwa, my sweet litt black pig! My lifeisnoth— ing to give for time.” The land—which mount rest, which meant safety, rescue. comfort. life—had come higher by this time, and there would not be more than two miles to traverse. Mins'Minu. with the long black hair knotted on her head still full of soaked hibiscus flowers, was swim. ming bravely, keeping the boy's tiny hands upon hershouldeas, and the sea was'st'ill and the current safely pomed when her ears missed the regular best of Manae’s arms behind her. She turned her head over her shoulder and saw that he was treading the waterin the manner of a strong swimmer exhausted. his chin thrown back. his mouth open. "My king! ho alu moo.” she cried, “come on. Yet a little more, and we shall touch the coral ledges with our toes." A can»! m not mat. Madison Square Bani: Closes Its Doors. fl»... THERE IS TALK 0? RBBUIIIG. l'hel'frasl- Was Biol-girl nil my” um of the ht. lieholrts h. f z s. r f" la.‘ Pro-la- aa Burn hols»..- nun l'laaa- elal Troubles. New You, Aug. 0. ~— The Madison Square bank. at 900 Fifth m-m‘u», did not open its doors this morning he capital isirnpaiml nbom Mum 'l'hc refusal of the St. Kiclwlos bank to continue to not as is clearing rum: precipimml the trouble. It in said the deficiency will be made up by the directors. and the bank will resume business. ‘ Chairman ’l’nppon of the cit-tiring house committee said the bank's capital was somewhat impaired, but the directors and stockholders wi-n- wealthy men and would nuke good all deficiency, and afters re orguniz . the bank may resume busi- ness. Kite" will eventually be paid in full. Its capital is “00300. aur- plus 8170.000 and undivided profits “on according to its statement of Dec. iii. 1% The failure of Horace L liotchklss Co. bankers and brokers at 3! Wall fittest. was announced on the Stock Exchange. The liabilities were said in the sssiguu'reht papers to be 8:03.01!) and assets ”50,000. Will Us. Clearing lie-ac Cheeks Wokctanlt. Mass, Aug. 0.--At s meet- ing of the Worcester clearing house it was voted to request the larger employers of labor doing business with Worcester ban: to pay off their heipin checks payable on through the Worcester clearing house. “Dina!" heauswcred, "go forward, you two. I must die! The fever has taken all the manhood from my muscles. Mai hull oe. Donot tururoundaguiu. Good. byi I mustgodowu intotheuight of the u” “No! father of my son, no.” Minarllina passionately exclaimed. "The land is so close 1 can see the doors of their huts. Thereefismncarlcauseetheseawsed waving on the outside shelves of the reef. 0h, olittlo further, and we shall all he saved!" The poor fellow struck out courngcouy ly again. but as she watched—herself gallantly breasting the see. which broke gently on either side of her bosom us from the prow of some dark ship—she saw his hands fall down and the see we- ter spill from the top of a wavelet into his mouth. llcr Manse was spent. He could never traverse by his own strength the distance still to be dealt with. Three island women are placid and slow on shore, but in moments of crisis quick to act as a seabird is to decide on its course of flight. "Fall on your back. friend! l-‘ull, Make- lnaka!" she said. "I will give you some rest." and then she executed a wonder- ful piece of water looming, fanning the sea beside him so that in each stroke her returning arm gave him a sudicient sup port. whileshe kept herself and the baby still steadily moving in the right direc- tion. But she was too much accus- toured to the water not to know that her man was beyond hope if he should ho left to himself. Hastil her fond heart msdeup its purpose. She could not keep them both above the waves. The effort she was making must soon come to an end. She must accordingly choose be. tween the life of tho father of her child and the life of the son of her husband. A Hawaiian woman of her character would never hesitate. Mina-Mina did not hesitate. “Swim now by yourself for a little, Hansel” she moaned, with water in her black eyes which was not from the sea. “i can help one of the two to land. but I cannot help both. My son-Kshshn! Thou must dio for him that gave the ping." “Ah, wife! wife! no!" cries the linv wsiisu, striking out snow. "Let no kamn live—Jet him come to be a man and keep you when you are old. I must go. It is i will die. lcannot swim one canoe's length farther." At this moment the baby. from its mother's hack, chuckled out. from fun or habit, the Word of the little Sandwich Island children when they go to their male for sleep at night. “Listen.” said Mina-Mina. "he knows it is all right. He says farewell to you. Oh, my mean, my bird. you will take so long to drown; you are so hearty. You will struggle and cry for me and call tbesharkswymbefore you are dead. And there lanotimoleft. Uoodlry. Rub my nose hard with your little ism. lfuh aloha! Oh. my last sweet. lov- kiss to you! Goodbyi“ ltb that she buried thoknifo blade htherboy'shusrtsndlet him slidedssd into the sea. Two thin lines of blood Cash Was ‘I’oo Scarce. th Yosu, Aug. 9,—The great scarcity of currency of present is very cons icu M ly shown in the refusal of the (glen) or.) bank to make up Ill" ntnouul of the New York t'ontml Ruilroudcomgmny's payroll A Premium on Silver Dollars. NEW \‘nns. Aug. it —7.itnmcrm l-‘orshny imvc bought £50,000 goliln’rliat paying it premium of 1‘. per cent. oilcr 1?; per cent for any part of Hm,“ silver dollars. nearing Home Certificates Issued. l’nrsm‘m. Aug. it—The executive com- lniitee of the l'ittshun: Clearing floods associntiun decided to issue clearing house loan certificates. BmEFLv AWORDED Wmmes. Slam, has resigned. causing the settlers uneasiness. it is officially reported from Home that the cholera is decreasing in Italy. A monks-d man held up a motor train Omaha and robbed the conductor of a ‘ of nirkeis. The ludiauspolts National bunk failed. making risky loans. In the lust English yacht race the Bri- n'sianita third and Callous fourth. aiou of the Illinois legislature to pro work for the unemployed on roadlnaktu Frederick liupp. a cspmsker of ilk himself. committee. of the Ohio Republican state mines have decided to open the campaign formally at Akron on Sept. lit Professor Bolton's he. Owl- lie entered the water for the purpose giving a private exhibition and was i sight of. lie showed up all right, th ism. lie said he thought the rowbost following him and swam to Staten the return of his body. Charged With Libello- ‘l‘he a... Allen street, for criminal libel. Wu falls. of the Sun Publishing company her of saw-papers a notice which that the New York sun was in difllcuitiu. Monks “guilty was committed to a Tombs lls ducted a news bureau! WWII-W. lyannlins didstrukesmupporting hahsplum,mdgruiusllyneued A the reilsndlohh mat». bimwintiathsalr a blast at the Forum a . W. Imus“ all. Bothmsawilldls Hawaiians dashed thepairsafolytoland.whwe wiiiremal i the layforstimespeschlsmm In wbahwiilgotoCossylslsad. is will odds-s the volunteer “Moral of state Wham butane-astound “I. n—h justices of the [Km had no Jurisdiction In eases involving more mm. Ones. says an old Californian. A sued I! before a gain inthe Cmst Range forum. 8 but- u and throw him out of court on 'nojurlsdle- can be housht for elas- where. 7’ Washington lit, Mllerwslk. Getting in...” i: ltnssdtobe the law in California that to the mt town and unsuited a “llrn of the law," S. "We'll go down don.” said S. Theday futdslmaud Band his attorney were on hand. Just to see how for he mmld go. 8 let him enter judgment ngnlnst him and then called his attention to the fact of "no jurisdictlai.” “Ah. yes.” said his honor, "Mr.8.. the court has thought of that and discussed a remedy. The court enters judgment against your client fmflffland tallies two executions for t1!) each!" And hedid it.— New York Tribune. An Invitation. nu Hale’s cum! lam Ill Bliiiil liiiiiiilii r sum-r i "Come here. pard; he got. a bone topch with you."—~Truth. Too Much. “Willie." said Bob one evening as we were unostentutiomly seated upon a friend- won engine; not you're". “All nun: ”SUM”. Goflfflilfl’, i‘ IEUEGRRHGEI, [RREGULIRW nnsnscsmsm's, con" wean wrruwoso ilthry Fail lo Relieve ”Curr. V I Guaranteed in! mm“ .............. Caro Without Stomach Bragging, inflammation, Congestion. as. It” a lo! m om Treat/mt, If uuosfmmnm THE w, c, sonar-,3 m , 2v. icky. Vllhl. I01 I. CIMO. r” Cin'ul' of linguistic. m. ”inflicts “—- ly lsmppost ll think that’s how we were seated; anyhow we were seated without any ostentmiouslymmi. "Willie," he re— peated meditatiwly. "we have missed our vocation and ought. to inks number shot. at it." “How's that, Bob?” littltl l lnterrogstlvt» ly. "As long a»: we (“1' able to run into debt we should be satisfied." "Willie." said Bob very severely. “do not speak in such trifling forms «if the greatest. American institution in America" Then he added philumphimliy: “Debi is like a short. interminable hill. fr'< may to run down. but you have to walk imk." F It is mid that Colonel Boyd. minister to The l'tes in northwestern Colorado”. it is wild. became it violated tho law by tannin finished first. the Xavaboe second, Governor Altgeld may call an extra set Third ulrvet. New York, hl'ln‘ in.“ d? sorted by three consecutive on». kill“ lieutenant Governor Sheehan denies the report that he is to succeed Senator Hus phy of the New York Democratic state Governor McKinley and Chairman Dick it’ll com- ublican Com‘ lsuso. K. Y.. Aug. 0.-'l'bs friends of Professor Dalton. the swimmer. feared he had beendrowned for awhile. llin return was a relief to the thousands of who!" who were on the [touch awaiting Nizw tons, Aug. 0.-Ths grand jury ia- dicted Louis Mmke. is years old, of ll legal that on Aug. i Monksssatto a nfifl' P "midi!" Ass. balsa-gs lulu a crumble" ontsadklsiiaadsblows law You. Asa. I. dnghwtuhw of Abner who an MOI “an m i made a few incandescent Wnllu'k‘i tothc ect that I'd rather Mary at the helium or. - ke themr bat-k. lint Bob interruptui me undfmernl Kilt‘ with one of his superior looks "Willis. said he theatrically. “I care not for riches." Then in a hunt of generosity: “You may have them any long as you lend me tin (monsioual V. lint what. l do want is fume. Now the only way for me to acquire fame is to train my vein: and hemmc . singer." _ “But. Bob." said i. "No. Every singer is famous." Is not every singer n person of note‘" nuns Miliméii APPiiflVEli mus, Biliiiiiili ”inns. FURNISHED Concrete—Cemen. lag and lsphali Walks lllll Bl THE BEST lif- CHIIIBS, All) Ill lliE M081 -BY... at... Bob,” and I an lifeless outhe mid, bani emissions—F. Charles Hey. ‘ A sign. hThat was hit. Skidd-s who called on you last night, wasn't it. Amy’” Amy nodded. and Mabel went on. “I was sure of it." "What med» yuu sure?" "lic’canso when I went into the parlor this morning the two artnchsirs were in front of the fireplace and just as close to gether as they could be." "Well. 1 think you are real mourn" Amy declared, "but i just know that it won )fr. Spoils who spent Monday evening in your company." “llow do you know?" "Oh. I can tell." “l'm sure you didn't find the chairs rinse “wither." "No, but l found just one nruwhair in front of the fin-plme.”~\\'illinm lleury Stiller. What It Was. Detroit has n minister. as have other towns for that matter. who doesn't always [invite]: as short summon as he might. yet whoiuui many mimlwrs. The other Sun- day one of thew took a visitor to church with him. Alli-r service he wanted to know the visiwr'sirpinimr. "What do you think of that sermon?" he Inqulrul with I‘Olwlilt‘fllllll‘ pride. “Very good sermon," amputated the visit.— or mlmly. "You're right; it \I‘ll't nil wool and 0 yard wide." The visitor sighed just A little. “it wuun‘i. the width i noticed so much," he sold slowly. "on the longth."~ lit-troll PM PM. t Bright I'm-specie. ()ld [if‘iilll'flWP Little buy. why are you idling nmmni the-t m-t during school hours and. null “um, stitching and showing to has-co and Acting like a young tough wast. ally. instead of studying your lemme and trying in be a little gentleman? lloy— Wot yer git in on? Did fir-nth Hum “cumulus the little h The Married Maud some you haven't knows her veryJoug. have your The Studio lion-~Kuown hurl Why, an, “liars acignr. Gus!" said llnstetter lo flinni- in fins linohlmly. holding out a I! center. “No. i thank you. l'n given up smoking manly. It's not healthy." replied Bach hs-ri y. "You dm't tell me so. Why. when did you memo-Tun aim-m Just One. [)0 you take intro-its here! 7 Artist—Ya». sir. Twelve dollars lot a linen. TM". lmuldn’t Mag the hall lam fly. flow mustn't! yours: say just .9. Truth. “$323”... "ll-ma to say there was my. fork-until macaw-as.- immune-J SELEBT lllllll 2 Large lots Burnt! lie. 4 Good lots 9 iiice Lois I4 Choice Lois I5 Sightiy lots overlookingtheharbor. building a pleasant hours can be yearsagolofisredmyflrst l hare been with her mtantiy forth”: 0'” .1“ i. 3 M ii”. wrrkslwliifc. A (street lutenncb. mm llllil HUME! Woodward Ave. Riverside Ive. llmln lie. on the luff No more available sites for offered than these lots on he Woodward estate. Two And you Willi“ : not will! , fleet and Perfect Fittins‘ soon. But one in which the v Wisteria! is Used.ConIhiningDmabiliiyaud Style mnmmwmmmmmmmn EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. wmmmmmmmymmu H." S. BROWN’S, South lllein Street. So. Norwalk. iiilfils inn. ems AT Tristram & Hyatt’s, modzigcazettelsuilding. Norwalk. In order to make room”, for other goods we have decided to close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds. includ- ing Ladies', Misscs' and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes, full back und'arfcl sleeves. years in plain pic i tolz years in light and dark colors. lavery sold and in color to do it we will sell them at less than the manufacturers price. , Misscs' Garments from 12 to 18 etc and With capes. Children’s garments from ‘ garment must be HALF PRICE. All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this sale, at just- oneohalf their former price. Tristram ,& Hyatt, annulment! stuns Slant, ‘ mic. 236a:efle__8uilding. in! initial so: MliNEl! , 77! 1‘34 . ' Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices! to wTigris season I have a superior lot of Wagonszfor all purposes, MES, I’IIIEIIIIS, CllflPIES. 8M5. Gills. cm. W lilSlIESS “Bills Which, for Quail: and Price. cannot be beat in the country. and 1 will make it to purchaser's advert to buy of me. Don't go out of town until you have ked at my stack. SE00“ llllll “Gills 0F Ill. IIIDS. Repair work called for and delivered free of charge. LUTHER WRIGHT, lw. m In. sat rm n. us- my, fl. In as am ti. smear School. 1““ II; I” muss mm lasts mus marina as Stamford. Conn. ”burial finlm-lmtImMDMHO-r m-flnromigalvflmm’u)! Pleasant not; mean. Ismael-s. Mmt‘mf-Mi stadyaad Metal. Mwmmmmm- sup-rum. u thou-Isaiah ballasts w for ”at W m‘ few In! town. A. Sf» full» es. la’ an Mir int-lull «1.. Mi; lens 7 f. in. Henna“ as. msvliwnlmsprnm Maine 9.“ .0 MI “’3 nirflMuntm-i‘ai‘. nu... li-K Dowel a. “fly in. out. fill at. m as, ‘1 M. MK pr. 43v cs. “aloud mt“ .emmsie or. 1Mm.lfii%m..t lilo. . WW Wynn .r. am MI 3” 1 A. 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You might make MG”! m steal strain. libs drew his hands om“ mm with 0 son-1m ‘ ‘9‘ ’l' a" hunt the wide world mm and you would an mum. and nonlinear hard "mm flu-H *- M in PM not find . more u‘nsiblc. mm. nun You canpsy monthly-mm forthcshorefiuugwtbu‘stroug,shape- M""”“"“"‘"‘°‘m em Insomnia-lu- urinate-wry. magnate ’ Restart rant. “ -‘ buss-tsunami” museum”. sliWF‘1‘ritwrg =2 ill. ca. r 3 w» $53.3 “flavo‘léfi Prloes to sun an. Oil l'w ' museum W mi . m % sum it one“! at. an. Indra“; winner... a. as. u. ,4". . 2 an suitor-ulna. "Wrasse. an; leeway“. mus-Imus 1%. u I: 3* or: I“ piss. Made-an 0“» August, 1393. . H. D. “IITH. mmflmfi
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